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Johan Rönkkö
28,054 PointsOne page website track request
Hi teamtreehouse, I'd love to build a one page website since my ongoing project is low on content. Sadly I can't find any toturials on how to build one. I'd really love if you did a course or even a track on how to create one. I also wonder what knowledge it takes to build a one page website. I know html, css and ive just got into sass and javascript. Should I be learning something else for this project? What methods?
3 Answers
Kevin Mulhern
20,374 PointsWhat will the user have to do on the site Johan? Does it need dynamic content stored from a database? if so you will need a backend. Or is it just a static page that will have the same content and wont need to be updated regularly? if so html and css will be enough.
Johan Rönkkö
28,054 PointsNo it wont be dynamic so i guess no backend is needed in this project. I think my problem is I don't know how to link my nav so that it moves to a certain location on my webbpage.
Kevin Mulhern
20,374 PointsThat would be known as a anchor link. It is covered in this section of the html course.
You have to give the section or div of the page that you want to go to with the link an id attribute, for example:
<div id="section1"></div>.
Then in your link tag you would make the href attribute the same as the link, for example:
<a href="#section1"></a>
Johan Rönkkö
28,054 Pointsokej thank you very much!